Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-05-12

IS 10 to IS 60.
WHEAT-The sample market continues in
active Two vessels have been placed on the
berth to load, but this will not occasion any de-
mand, as the shipper has cargoes already Sc
cured Quotaole at 81 771491 80, with choice at
81 S2l9@1 S5 2 ctl. There is still lively sDecu-
lative business in the Call Board, with no
m arked fluctuations in values.
CALL BOARD sALEs-MoRNINs SESSION.
Buyer season--2Oo tons, 81 o7 100, 81 s614:
100, 81 Sc.
July-1O0 tons, 81 so.
August-200 tons, 81 7S.
Buyer lSS7-if0 tons, 81 041%.
Seller 1ss7-:OO tons, 81 7614; LOG, 81 76ss; 500,
81 1914; l,4O0, 81 1913; 900, 81 7654 p ctl
AFTERNOON SESSION.
SCOT. seasons storage paid-lOO tons; 81 81;
Buyer season-1o0 tons, 81 So; 100, 81 so;
100 81 $3.50; 1000 81 S31%.
Buyer ISL 500 tons, 50 "a; 800, 81 ol1s; 500,
Seller lsS7-4oo tons, 81 1914 600, 81 700,
81 II p ctl.
BARLEY-There is a steady tone to the mar
ket. Holders ask 81 ID q ctl tor the better class
of feed in a jobbing way, though possibly round
lots of 100 tons could be secured at moderate
concession on this figure. The demand for
Brewing descriptions is less general, though no
change IN prices IS reported. Quotable at 81 20
al % per ctl.
CALL BOARD sALEs-MoRNINe SESSION.
Buyer season-10O tons, 81 49,
Buyer 1SS7-200 tons, 81 2S.
Seller lss7-Soo tons, 81 1014 loo, 81 lo12; 100,
81 1879.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Buyer season-l00 tons, 81 r.
Buyer 1oS7-S0O TONS 81 271a; 100, 81 27114; 100,
81 272s.
Seller 1SS7-1.loO tons, 81 O95s; 400, 81 o95l; p
ctl.
OATS-Buyers are entering the market in
greater number, and trade is a trife more active
than a week ago. Prices also show more steadi-
49, No 2, 81 COOL s.; Milling, 81 s51 AIS IS:
Surprise, 81 S0@l1 80; Black, 81 40G1 50; Ne
braska, 81 45@1 so q ctl.
CORN-Oferings at the moment consist main
ly of California, and there is some little press
ure noted to dispose of stock. Holders of small
Yellow will make concessions ON quotations
to effect prompt sale We quote as follows
Yellow, 81 121z; White, 81 15@l 20 p ell
Nebraska is quolable at 81 O5@1 10 = ctl.
HoPS-The absence of any demand makes it
impossible to give anything like guiding figures.
Nominally quutable at i0@l5c u III.
POTATOES-Old descriptions still show stead
mess i'll price. Wharf rates are as follows :
New, 81 5000 .; River Reds, S2a2 25; Early
Rose, 81 6o@1 20; Peerless, 81 25@2 50; Tomales,
S292 %; Petaluma, 1922 %; Burbank Seed
lings. 81 75@S Oregon Garnet Chile, 81 400
and prices are moving downward Quotable at
sod q ell for old and j0@75c Z. ell for new
BEANS-Strietly choice White, suited for
Eastern trade, are firmly held at top rates Some
little inquiry for this description is reported.
while other kinds are more orless neglected and
easy in price. We quote: Bayos SEA
80; Butter, 81 50@l 80; Pink, 81 25@1 As: Red,
81 4e@l so; Lima, s2a2 Is; Pea, IL 75@2;
Small White. 81 S0a2 y ctl
NEGkrABLkS-Th better qualities of Sweet
and Garden Peas are selling at higher figures
string Beans are coming to hand more freely
and prices shape favorably for buyers Gfeen
Peppers are making larger reprr sentation but
quotations hold up well. Tomatoes are firm, the
receipts being light. Wequote: Asparagus 75c6.
81 so 2 bx: hhubarb, 5Oc@sl % = box; Egg Plant.
| 20@25c q b; Cucumbers, 25cas1 r dozen:
Green Peppers 0@25c q %: Green Peas,
6)@90e sack; Tomatoes, 81 50@2 20 p
! box; String Beans. 4@Sc q 10; sum
mer Squash 81 25d1 70 q box; Artichokes, 100
15c 8 dozen Carrots, 35fdl50e q ctl; Turnips
25G59c 2 cti Beets, 75c@Sl q sack Parsnips,
5O@1oc q ctl ; CaulifowSr, 50cHs75c q dozen :
Cabbage, 75c@s1 , ctl !; 6arlio, l@2c = b;
Ue.si4 o3M6Jc y dozen Dry Peppers S0II0c ,
Dry Okra, 15Cn20c p %.
FRUIT-Receipts of Strawberries to-day were
large, footing up $40 chests Prices show Soften
ing tendency, custom is being directed toward
Cherries. and il will not be great while before
other varieties wiz afford increased opportunity
for selection. Many Oranges are coming forward
in bad condition, and considerable quantities
have to be dumped The display of Cherries is
good for the season, and il isexpected that the
| market will be somewhat freely stocked within
the next week. Some of the arrivals are already
very choice and command round PRICES while
there is more than enough of very poor stock
for which it is next to impossible t. obtain
buyers al prices that will pay the cost of picking
and charges. We quote Cherries 75eaSl =
box for ordinary, and 81 75@2 for choice Black
| and s@7c for Eng ish q ID; Strawberries, a 5oG.
81 p chest; Raspberries Si@2 p drawer:
Apples, 81 SOAP for common, and S2N2 so "a
box for good to choice; Mexican Lines, sl0@iI
p bx; California Lines, 50cd 81 80 2 box Lemons.
Sicily, s5G5 50 do California Sl6al so for
common, S2d3 for choice: Oranges, California
sl@2 so g box for common, and s2@5 =
box for Navel; Bananas 81 50GS SO 9 bII. en-
PineaDpies. Sin dozen.
BUTTER-Nalges are unchanged, though the
tone OF the market is not of strong character
Free packing tends to keep prices in position
II consignments were to increase much there
would nece, sarily be lowering in quotations.
Feed is represented to be in coed condition.
and there is possibility OF n late season which,
We quote prices follows: Fancy 21e,
good TO choice, lsGl9c; fair, 164l7c; mixed
| lots, l2@l5e; hrkin, 17@lSe for fancy, l6@lSc
| fol tair 70 good, snd f1Fd13e 2 h for poor
CHEE,E-Receipts are increasing. and the
tendency in prices is in favor of the consuming
interest Many dealers are willing to shade on
quotations sooner than losa trade The hIllk
Of offerings is of good quality and this is the
only class Of stock that seems to be wanted.
Poor lots have to be offered at low rates to s. cure
buyers. Quotable at 1lGI2c a 10 for fair 10
choice, and 99loc for poor quality.
EGGS-The demand is very slow and trade
dTags. Quotable at Ice for choice ard Ia 1Sc
fer ordinary product, Eastern, 100 lie 2 dozen
P0ULTR1-We quote jobbing lots as follows /.
Live Turkeys-Gobblers, 19@2ic; Hens 100
zoe: Boosters. s5a6 for old, and IS 500
II go for young: Sens. s6a6 so for orii-
nary stock, and S7GS for choice: Rroilers
Sizes: ,iIcks. s6oS so a Dozen. Geese
81 2561 50 v pair for Old and s1a2 so > pair Tor
Goslings Pigeons, II SOAP 2 dozen tor old and
e202 80 for young.
TOOI-There is good market for desirable
grades of light, free stock, and sales are quite
equal 10 receipts. We learn of large trs1Isac-
tiohS of Northern {Eed Bluff Wool 1T IS0aoe .
u. as extremes for the better qualities These
Woods are said to be much nicer in condition
this year thSn usual. and this fact accounts for
the rather stiff figure obtained. Reported sales
Ter the week foot up q quarter of million
pounds. We quote
Poor shen spring, seedy and bury, 2 tl30i5c
Good short spring, seedg. e fb..........15taI7
Choice shGTt spring free, p 17dls
Good years spring, free 2 ft.....-......... Is
Fair sears spring. seedy, 2 h..............i4 GI5
Poor years Spring seedy and bury = ID I2dl3
fresh MEATS-The market is not over
stocked with sny description. Supplies Just
about meet all trade wants thus preserving good
balance in values Following are Che rates for
whole careasses from siauchterers TO dealers
Reef-First quality, 71715c: second quality, Ga
&c: third quality, 5@6c p b. vAsJ-Large,
6la7e small, 1880 p b. Mutton-Q Notable at
6l4G7c ? n. Lamb Spring. S@sioc y b Pork
Live EGGS on foot grain fed 4s4d5s. stock 3155.s
A.; dressed Hogs, ~ sl2:sI.
aIERCHANDIsE REPORT.